Water Cycle Activity

Hello everyone! I will like to explain one activity that is related to social science content and it is

the water cycle.

This activity is aimed at the children’s of Primary school learning the vocabulary on the topic of

Social Science “The Water Cycle”, to be more precise they will get acquainted with its 4 stages:

Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Collection.

The students will eventually do both oral and writing activities which will consist in their

presentation and further explanation of each of the stages of the water cycle.

After the explicit explanation of the teacher of the stages of “The Water Cycle”, firstly the students

are going to do a small test in writing, where they will be given a certain picture representing the

basic notions of the topic, they will have to fill in the gaps, writing down the names of the elements

of the topic. Then they will be divided into groups of 4, each group will be given the task to explain

a certain stage of “The Water Cycle”, the students will need to do the task in the form of a small

model using the necessary materials at hand as: markers, cotton, Whatman paper, glue and the

rest indispensable for the work. To facilitate the teacher’s explanation and the children’s subsequent

comprehension of the material some links will be provided:

that will be chosen according to the children’s level of knowledge.

Thanks for your contributions!! They are fantastic!!

Esperanza Gómez

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